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Are you ready for the start of school? Make sure you know which day your student will return!

Milford Schools uses a staggered start to give students additional time to become familiar with their schedules, classrooms and routines in a smaller-group setting.

On Monday, August 17:

• Elementary students with last names A–L
• Milford Middle School students in grades 7 and 8
• Milford High School students in grades 9 and 12
• All Milford Academy students

On Tuesday, August 18:

• Elementary students with last names M–Z
• Milford Middle School students in grade 6
• Milford High School students in grades 10 and 11

We look forward to welcoming all students on Wednesday, August 19! Preschool also begins that day.

Find more back-to-school information at: https://aptg.co/VnxbxK
about 2 hours ago, Milford Schools
Graphic titled “2026 Staggered Start.” On Monday, August 17, elementary students with last names A–L, middle school students in grades 7 and 8, high school students in grades 9 and 12 and all Milford Academy students attend school. On Tuesday, August 18, elementary students with last names M–Z, middle school students in grade 6 and high school students in grades 10 and 11 attend school. All students attend beginning Wednesday, August 19. Preschool also begins August 19.
Nothing is better than a warm Eagle welcome!

Please join us in welcoming Milford’s newest teachers and staff members to the flock! Today, these outstanding educators joined District leaders for our annual Milford University, where they learned about our Portrait of an Eagle, explored District resources and traditions, and began building connections with colleagues from across Milford Schools.

We are excited to see the many ways they will help our students learn, grow and soar!
about 20 hours ago, Milford Schools
A Milford staff member embraces a smiling participant outside a school building during Milford University.
A Milford University participant stands and waves as colleagues seated around classroom tables applaud. A large Milford logo is displayed behind the group.
Six Milford staff members pose outdoors with red, black and white pom-poms, a red megaphone and a large “Eagles” sign.
Milford University participants pose for a group photo beneath a screen displaying “Milford Exempted Village Schools: Milford University ’26.”
Milford Schools Open Houses are right around the corner! This is your opportunity to meet teachers and staff, explore your child’s school and prepare for a great year ahead.

Be sure to check out the Open House times for August 13!
4 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic listing Milford Schools Open Houses for August 13. Milford Middle School: 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Milford High School: 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Milford Academy: 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Milford elementary schools: 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Preschool Open Houses are by appointment only. Preschool families will receive their assigned date and time directly from staff.
Reminder: Tomorrow is Kindergarten Round-Up!

Kindergarten families who have already signed up should visit Mulberry Elementary at their scheduled time. Students will participate in hearing and vision screenings, fine motor skills evaluations and a kindergarten readiness assessment. Families will also have an opportunity to meet their principal!
6 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic promoting Kindergarten Round-Up for all Milford Schools on July 31 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Mulberry Elementary. Activities include hearing and vision screenings, fine motor skills evaluations, a kindergarten readiness assessment, and an opportunity to meet the principal and school staff. Children unable to attend will be screened at the start of school. Photos show a staff member working with a child and a smiling student holding a kindergarten welcome certific

It is incredible to see how far the Milford High School Marching Band has come in just a handful of practices!

Throughout Band Camp, our students have spent countless hours learning music, memorizing movements and bringing each element of this year’s show together!

7 days ago, Milford Schools
Marching band students play silver brass instruments while stepping forward together during an outdoor rehearsal.
Four marching band students stand in a row with snare drums as they practice together outside the school.
Band Director Jacob Carpenter walks through the marching band’s formation as students rehearse on a grassy field.
Color guard students perform with large white flags while holding balanced poses on a grassy field.
A Milford marching band student carries a large bass drum during an outdoor percussion rehearsal while other members stand nearby.
A student percussionist plays a marimba with four mallets during an outdoor Band Camp rehearsal.
A student percussionist concentrates while playing a marimba with two mallets outside the school.
Marching band students practice trumpet music and drill positions in formation on a grassy field.
A student plays a large clarinet in the foreground while woodwind musicians and color guard members rehearse behind her.
Members of the Milford drumline rehearse together outside while wearing marching tenor drums.
Before the Year is tomorrow!

Join Superintendent Dr. Bobbie Fiori for an end-of-summer conversation as Milford Schools prepares to welcome students back for a new school year. This is your opportunity to connect, ask questions, and hear what’s ahead!

Tuesday, July 28
5:30 p.m.
Milford Middle School

RSVP: https://forms.gle/r5CuvaagqmksKDxD7
9 days ago, Milford Schools
Promotional graphic for Milford Before-the-Year, featuring Superintendent Dr. Bobbie Fiori speaking and connecting with staff and community members. The event will be held July 28 at 5:30 p.m. at Milford Middle School. Attendees are invited to join Dr. Fiori for an end-of-summer conversation as Milford Schools prepares to welcome students back for the new school year. RSVP today.
There’s no better way to start your journey with Milford than with a popsicle!

Milford’s elementary schools will host Popsicle Playdates next month. These events are a great opportunity for our youngest Eagles to play while families meet school staff and connect with one another.

Check the graphic for dates and times!
12 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic announcing Milford Schools’ Popsicle Playdates. Dates and times: Pattison, August 5 from 3:30–5 p.m.; Seipelt, August 6 from 11 a.m.–noon; Mulberry, August 6, with preschool from 11 a.m.–noon and kindergarten from noon–1 p.m.; McCormick, August 10 from 6–7 p.m.; Meadowview, August 11 from 1–2 p.m.; and Boyd E. Smith, August 12 from 4–5 p.m. Photos show young students enjoying popsicles.

Milford Schools is updating attendance practices to comply with Ohio House Bill 96, which includes new requirements for how schools track absences, notify families, and support students who miss school.

As a reminder, under Ohio law, a student is considered chronically absent after missing at least 10% of the school year. Chronic absenteeism includes all missed instructional time, whether the absences are excused, medically excused, or unexcused.

Learn more about Milford’s attendance practices and helping students stay in school, Ready to Learn at: https://www.milfordschools.org/page/attendance

13 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic titled “Chronically Absent.” A student is considered chronically absent when they miss 10% or more of the school year. All absences count, regardless of whether they are excused or unexcused. The graphic includes an attendance clipboard with calendar and clock illustrations and the “REAdy to Learn: Understanding Attendance” logo.
Looking for an online learning option for your student that still provides the support and connection of Milford Schools?

Introducing the NEW Milford Online Academy, a fully online learning option for students in grades 9–12 beginning in the 2026–2027 school year. Open to both Milford residents and students living outside the district, Milford Online Academy offers flexible scheduling that allows students to learn at their own pace while remaining connected to Milford educators.

Students will complete coursework through the Edmentum platform, with optional live tutoring and support available from Milford staff.

Learn more and complete the Intent to Enroll Form here:
https://www.milfordschools.org/o/mevs/page/2026-2027-milford-online-academy-enrollment
13 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic promoting the Milford Online Academy for students in grades 9–12. The graphic features the Milford Online Academy logo, photos of students working on laptops, and information about the new online learning option beginning in the 2026–2027 school year. Text explains that the program offers flexible scheduling, allowing students to learn at their own pace. The graphic also outlines daily attendance expectations: Students log into the Edmentum platform each school day when school is in session. Students actively engage in coursework and complete learning activities. Students make sufficient academic progress toward course completion according to the pacing guide. A sidebar highlights program features, including fully asynchronous coursework, fully virtual learning with a flexible schedule, and optional live tutoring and support from Milford staff. The graphic concludes with a call to action encouraging families to complete the Intent to Enroll Form.

Before the Year is less than a week away!

Join Superintendent Dr. Bobbie Fiori for an end-of-summer conversation as Milford Schools prepares to welcome students back for a new school year. Ask questions, connect with Dr. Fiori, and hear what’s ahead!

Tuesday, July 28
5:30 p.m.
Milford Middle School

RSVP today: https://forms.gle/r5CuvaagqmksKDxD7

14 days ago, Milford Schools
Promotional graphic for Milford Before-the-Year, featuring Superintendent Dr. Bobbie Fiori speaking and connecting with staff and community members. The event will be held July 28 at 5:30 p.m. at Milford Middle School. Attendees are invited to join Dr. Fiori for an end-of-summer conversation as Milford Schools prepares to welcome students back for the new school year. RSVP today.
A new intersection is officially open for Milford Middle School and Milford High School!

Beginning today, the new traffic signal at State Route 131 and Eagles Watch Way will help improve school traffic flow and enhance safety for our students, families, staff, and community.

The intersection includes pedestrian push buttons, new crosswalk markings, and vehicle-detection sensors that activate the signal when traffic is exiting Eagles Watch Way. This allows the light on State Route 131 to remain green when no vehicles are waiting. Eagles Watch Way has also been expanded to include separate lanes for drivers turning right or left when exiting the school campus.

We are excited about these improvements and the positive impact they will have on student safety and our community’s daily commute. Thank you to ODOT and all the crews who helped make this new traffic signal possible!
16 days ago, Milford Schools
Three road crew members stand beside an open traffic-signal control cabinet at the new intersection of State Route 131 and Eagles Watch Way.
A pedestrian crossing station features a push button and sign explaining the walk signal, flashing countdown and “Don’t Cross” signal.
The new traffic signal and freshly painted crosswalk at State Route 131 and Eagles Watch Way, with Milford High School visible in the background.
Wide view of the new signalized intersection at State Route 131 and Eagles Watch Way in front of Milford High School and Charity J. Lucas Field.
Yup, back-to-school season is nearly here! As a heads-up, Ohio’s Sales Tax Holiday will take place August 7–9, 2026. It’s a great opportunity to save on eligible school supplies, clothing, and other back-to-school essentials.

Plan ahead and find your school’s supply list at:
https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2921307
19 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic announcing Milford Schools’ Tax-Free Holiday, August 7–9. The design features the red Milford logo and an illustration of a shopper carrying bags, surrounded by colorful school supplies, books, laptops, calculators, rulers, pencils, scissors, and backpacks.
Milford Schools is updating attendance practices to comply with Ohio House Bill 96, which includes new requirements for how schools track absences, notify families, and support students who miss school.

Under Ohio law, a student may be considered habitually truant after reaching any one of the following unexcused-absence thresholds:

• 30 or more consecutive hours
• 42 or more hours in one school month
• 72 or more hours in one school year

Milford Schools will notify and work with families if a student approaches or reaches one of these thresholds. Our goal is to help every student attend school consistently and stay REAdy to Learn!

Learn more about Milford’s attendance practices at:
https://www.milfordschools.org/page/attendance
19 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic titled “Habitually Truant.” A student may be considered habitually truant after reaching any one of these unexcused-absence thresholds: 30 or more consecutive hours, 42 or more hours in one school month, or 72 or more hours in one school year. Milford Schools will notify and work with families if a student approaches or reaches one of these thresholds. Includes the “REAdy to Learn: Understanding Attendance” logo.
From Italy to France, these Eagles are seeing the sights!

These students are enjoying an unforgettable educational adventure abroad, exploring iconic landmarks, experiencing new cultures, and making memories that will last a lifetime. Their latest stops included the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Les Invalides, and the Palace of Versailles!
20 days ago, Milford Schools
The Eiffel Tower photographed from below on a clear blue day, highlighting its intricate iron lattice structure with visitors walking nearby.
Four people standing and smiling in front of the golden dome of Les Invalides in Paris on a sunny day, with manicured gardens and historic architecture in the background.
The Arc de Triomphe in Paris viewed from the front, showcasing detailed stone carvings and sculptures. A white delivery van and pedestrians are visible in the foreground.
A Baroque ceiling fresco depicting mythological figures, angels, and clouds painted in soft blues, golds, and earth tones inside an ornate palace room.
Interior of a grand Gothic cathedral with soaring vaulted ceilings, tall stone columns, stained glass windows, and a central altar illuminated by natural light streaming through a large rose window.
The Eiffel Tower viewed from the Champ de Mars, framed against a bright blue sky as visitors walk across the lawn and pathways beneath the landmark.
A person posing with raised arms on the lawn at Champ de Mars with the Eiffel Tower towering directly behind them under a sunny blue sky.
An elaborately decorated palace ceiling featuring gilded moldings, framed paintings, and ornate architectural details illuminated by natural light from tall windows.
An outdoor café table with fresh French sandwiches on baguettes, potato chips, and a chocolate macaron resting on brown paper wrappers in warm afternoon sunlight.
The Milford High School Class of 2030 is invited to Freshman Orientation on Friday, August 7. This is a great opportunity for incoming freshmen to meet staff, explore the building, connect with classmates, and get a head start on life as a high school eagle!

To help create more meaningful small-group experiences, orientation will be split into two sessions:
• Last Names A–K will attend the morning session.
• Last Names L–Z will attend the afternoon session.

Students will have the opportunity to meet MHS staff members, participate in activities, and take part in resiliency sessions led by 1N5.

Be sure to register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfy-QpYuOvn1yZMAWf5IGK6K0K6PhYvcu1ZWPhv6o1Tf79iFQ/viewform
20 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic promoting Milford High School’s Class of 2030 Freshman Orientation on August 7. The morning session is for students with last names A–K, with arrival at 8:05 a.m. and dismissal at 11:50 a.m. The afternoon session is for students with last names L–Z, with arrival at 12:05 p.m. and dismissal at 3:50 p.m. Students will meet MHS staff members, explore the school, participate in activities and attend a resiliency session led by 1N5. A QR code is included to register for orientation. The graphic features Milford’s red, black and white colors, a graduation cap and a photo of students inside the high school.
Fuel for Flight has been an incredible partner to Milford students facing food insecurity. When school is out, students still need our support.

Nearly 200 Milford students depend on Fuel for Flight for kid-friendly, nutritious meals and snacks each weekend. Just $7 can provide a full weekend of food for one child. Check out Fuel for Flight and donate today at: https://www.fuelforflight.org/donate
21 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic encouraging donations to Fuel for Flight, a program that provides weekend meals for Milford students. Text reads: “Help Fuel Milford. $7 feeds 1 child for one weekend. $28 provides one month of weekend meals. $252 provides food for one child for the entire school year. Donate: www.fuelforflight.org/donate.” The graphic features an illustrated grocery bag filled with bread and vegetables and the Fuel for Flight logo.
Just because it’s summer doesn’t mean our teachers have stopped connecting with students!

Seipelt Elementary staff visited Timber Creek yesterday afternoon to say hello and share some fun summer reads with students. It was a great way to stay connected and keep students reading all summer long!
21 days ago, Milford Schools
Five Seipelt Elementary staff members smile for a group photo behind a table filled with books, bubbles, crayons and other giveaways.
A Seipelt Elementary staff member speaks with two students near the school’s pool area.
Students select colorful books and small prizes from an outdoor table during a Seipelt Elementary event.
Two students browse books and enjoy frozen treats at an outdoor Seipelt Elementary event.
We’ve had some fantastic conversations with families throughout the school year! Whether it was Before the Bell or Before the Band, we’ve had the opportunity to connect, listen, and learn from our community.

Now, it’s time for Before the Year!

Join Superintendent Dr. Bobbie Fiori for an end-of-summer conversation as Milford Schools prepares to welcome students back for a new school year. This is your opportunity to connect with Dr. Fiori, ask questions, and hear what’s ahead for Milford Schools.

Tuesday, July 28
5:30 p.m.
Milford Middle School

RSVP today: https://forms.gle/r5CuvaagqmksKDxD7
22 days ago, Milford Schools
Promotional graphic for Milford Before-the-Year, featuring Superintendent Dr. Bobbie Fiori speaking and connecting with staff and community members. The event will be held July 28 at 5:30 p.m. at Milford Middle School. Attendees are invited to join Dr. Fiori for an end-of-summer conversation as Milford Schools prepares to welcome students back for the new school year. RSVP today.
Milford Schools is updating its attendance practices to comply with Ohio House Bill 96, which includes new requirements for tracking absences, notifying families, and supporting students who miss school.

One of the biggest changes families can expect is that parents and guardians may excuse up to eight absence occurrences per school year without a doctor’s note. After eight parent-excused occurrences, medical documentation will be required for future absences to be marked as excused.

Stay informed and be Ready to Learn! Find additional information at:
https://www.milfordschools.org/page/attendance
22 days ago, Milford Schools
Graphic titled “8 Occurrence Parent Limit” featuring a large number eight and an illustrated medical form on a clipboard. Text explains that parents may excuse up to eight absence occurrences without a doctor’s note. The “REAdy to Learn! Understanding Attendance” logo appears at the bottom.
Our Eagles are on the move! 🇮🇹

After exploring the canals of Venice, our MHS students continued their Italian adventure through the historic streets of Siena and on to Pisa, where they got an up-close look at some of Italy’s most famous landmarks.

And, of course, no trip through Italy would be complete without plenty of gelato along the way! 🍦

Stay tuned for more updates from our Eagles abroad!
23 days ago, Milford Schools
A group of Milford High School students and adult chaperones pose together beneath a large stone archway in a narrow historic street in Siena, Italy.
The ornate Gothic façade of the Siena Cathedral rises against a bright blue sky, with visitors gathered on the steps below.
A visitor poses in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa as sunlight shines from behind the famous landmark.
A Milford High School traveler smiles while holding a gelato cone on a stone street overlooking Piazza del Campo, with Siena’s Torre del Mangia rising in the background.
Five Milford travelers pose together with gelato on a historic stone street in Siena, with the Torre del Mangia visible behind them.
A panoramic view of the Tuscan countryside shows rolling green hills, vineyards, olive groves and farmland beneath a bright blue sky filled with white clouds.
A bright yellow sunflower sits in a glass vase outside a rustic stone building in Tuscany.
The Pisa Baptistery stands on a large green lawn in the Piazza dei Miracoli, with the Pisa Cathedral and Leaning Tower visible in the background.
The Pisa Cathedral stands beneath a bright blue sky, with the Leaning Tower of Pisa partially visible behind it.
A large group of Milford High School students and adult chaperones pose together at a scenic overlook in Siena, with historic buildings and a large brick church visible in the background.